Tag: Argonne National Laboratory

Spintronics — short for spin electronics — is one of the most important fields advancing energy efficiency that you’ve probably never heard of. 

Argonne National Laboratory and Illinois startup NUMiX Materials are using a new process to remove nickel, manganese, and cobalt from the waste stream.

Midwest scientists are working to develop an automated process to reduce the trial-and-error nature of machine optimization for aircraft components.

Research by scientists at Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Chicago could come in handy for wearable electronics and soft robots.

Illinois scientists show how computer chips could rewire themselves on demand to take in new data like a human brain does.

Scientists at the University of Illinois Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory created an artificial leaf that acts like a carbon capture system. 

Celadyne Technologies is developing membrane technology to improve the efficiency and costs of hydrogen production, use, and storage.